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Orca IDE for iPhone: what the mobile companion does
Orca IDE is the iPhone companion for Orca’s Winter 2022 YC agent workspace, built for remote monitoring and control.
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Spontaneous Insight: revisiting a 2008 iPhone web app
Revisit Spontaneous Insight, a web-based people-search service listed for iPhone in March 2008, with original artwork and archived sources.
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I Am Hungry: remembering Boston’s early iPhone dining-deals app
Revisit I Am Hungry, Zaang’s Boston restaurant-deals app, with authentic product imagery and an update on its original App Store listing.
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Charity apps for iPhone: what changed since 2010
Revisit CauseWorld, Raise the Village and other early charity apps, and find VolunteerMatch’s current home on Idealist.
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myGilbert and Gilbert 311: reporting local issues on iPhone
Looking for the old myGilbert app? Learn what it did and how to find Gilbert 311, the town’s current iPhone app for…
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Foodspotting for iPhone: discovering dishes through photos
How Foodspotting helped iPhone users discover nearby dishes through photos, with a real product screenshot and a check of its current US…
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Blacktop and TrackinU: how early iPhone apps mapped social trips
Revisit Blacktop and TrackinU Universal, two early iPhone apps that turned check-ins and geotagged tweets into maps of a journey.
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Flashcards Deluxe for iPhone: build a focused study deck
Make your own iPhone flashcards with Flashcards Deluxe. Explore study modes, card imports, current US pricing and the official App Store download.
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iFog for iPhone: the original fogged-glass drawing app
Identify the original iFog app, revisit its misted-glass drawing effect and historical product screenshot, and check its US App Store availability.
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Slice It! for iPhone: revisiting Com2uS’s geometry puzzle
Identify the original Com2uS Slice It! app, revisit its paper-and-pencil design and development history, and check the status of its old iPhone…
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TwentyThree for iPhone: the 2010 social app, revisited
Identify Simon Patarin’s TwentyThree app, revisit our 2010 review, and see the original iPhone interface for its social check-in features.
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UpNext 3D Cities for iPhone: the app and its Amazon history
Revisit UpNext 3D Cities, identify the original iPhone app, see its historical screenshot, and learn how the team joined Amazon.
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Disney World Maps for iPhone: the old app and today’s options
Identify the old VersaEdge Disney World Maps app, compare today’s Magic Guide and My Disney Experience options, and find official download links.
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Gyminee became Daily Burn: what the old iPhone link refers to
Follow the old Gyminee link to Daily Burn’s history, current iPhone app, official download and subscription details.
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Pulse for iPhone: the news reader, Pulse.me and what changed
What happened to Pulse for iPhone? Revisit Pulse.me, the LinkedIn redesign and today’s options for reading RSS feeds.
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Envelope: iPhone budgeting with built-in checking and debit cards
Envelope is a Summer 2023 YC iPhone app for envelope budgeting with built-in checking and debit cards.
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Bitrig: an AI Mac app for building and shipping native Swift apps
Bitrig is a Mac app from YC Summer 2025 that uses AI to build, test, and ship native Swift apps.
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Apple’s HomePod mini 2 ships before Siri AI is ready
Apple’s HomePod mini 2 is up for preorder now, but its Siri AI upgrade won’t arrive until a later software update.
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Flight Control: Firemint’s iPhone classic and the HD edition
Revisit Firemint’s Flight Control, understand the separate HD edition, and check the platform limits before looking for a download.
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Apple HomeView: price, release date and iPhone requirements
Apple HomeView starts at $299 in the US and arrives November 13. Here are the iPhone requirements, app features and wall-mount extras…
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What apps come with iPhone? A guide to Apple’s built-in apps
Find the Apple apps that come with iPhone, understand why an icon may be missing, and learn how to restore a deleted…
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iPhone RSS readers: get started with NetNewsWire
Follow the sites you choose with NetNewsWire for iPhone. Learn how RSS feeds, syncing and OPML work, and where Feedly fits.
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Apple’s October 13 event could put the iPhone at the center of its smart-home push
Apple’s October 13 event may signal a new smart-home push, with the iPhone positioned as the control center.
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iPhone Duo Pre-Order Frenzy: Apple’s $1,999 Foldable Is Almost Here, and Stock Could Vanish Fast!
Apple’s biggest iPhone transformation in years is almost here. iPhone Duo pre-orders open October 16, 2026, and Apple has already activated its…